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Artistic rendering of Quaestio simpsonorum. (Walker Weyland / Florida State University) They Found a 550-Million-Year-Old Fleshy Blob with a Question Mark on It
Scientists discovered Quaestio simpsonorum, a palm-sized prehistoric creature from 550 million years ago that was one of Earth’s first mobile animals.
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‘De-Extinction’ Company Claims to Have Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Genome
They’ve completely mapped the Tasmanian Tiger’s genome with 99.9 percent accuracy, like IRL Jurassic Park.
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(Photo by Nikki Kahn/The Washington Post via Getty Images) Blowing Up Dead Horses No Longer an Option for Wyoming Forest Rangers, Thanks to Climate Change
Climate change has forced a change in the practice of exploding the carcasses of dead horses.
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12-Foot Great White Shark Hauled Away from Beach in Cape Cod
The cause of death for the shark remains unknown.
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Max2049/TikTok Asshole Cat Celebrated by Idiots for Terrorizing Neighborhood
We need Moo Deng back—these new TikTok animals are out of control.
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9 Monkeys Mysteriously Die in Hong Kong Zoo
PETA is calling for the zoo to shut down and turn into a botanical garden.
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Photo by Patrick Pleul/picture alliance via Getty Images Woman Feeds Raccoons for Decades—Then Calls Police on Them
She allegedly fed the local raccoons for 35 years. One day, 100 showed up at her doorstep.
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Newborn loggerhead turtles swimming in Greece. (Photo by WILL VASSILOPOULOS/AFP via Getty Images) Sea Turtle Nests Hit Record Numbers in Greece, Thrilling Conservationists
Greece, specifically the island of Zakynthos, is seeing an “unprecedented number of sea turtle nests along its shores.”
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Adorable Kid’s Charity Does Music Therapy for Shelter Dogs
Music therapy for dogs in shelters helps them relax and become more readily adoptable.
